Scarlett Johansson pleas for fans to help husband Colin Jost after ferry fiasco with Pete Davidson & ‘dock fees’

Today, Scarlett Johansson begged fans to support her husband Colin Jost after his boat incident with Pete Davidson and “dock fees.”

The U.S. Sun earlier reported that the two comedians had “fallen out” after purchasing the troublesome sailboat together in 2022.

Following their ferry purchase, the pair’s relationship has gotten worse.

Scarlett Johansson, Colin’s wife, has now urged fans to assist in starting the company.

The Hollywood celebrity stated on Live with Kelly and Mark: “[Colin] purchased the Staten Island Ferry, which was a disused Staten Island Ferry.

“It is still not in use. “Well, what’s going on with this boat?” I said.

“You have to start paying for its own docking fees at least!”

The actress said, “The Tommy Hilfiger fashion presentation was held on the Staten Island Ferry this year.

“I thought, ‘Are there going to be fashionistas on the Staten Island Ferry? What’s going on with the restrooms? Is it true that you updated the restrooms?

“He said, ‘No, I don’t really understand how the restrooms work.'”

“It s like being in elementary school.”

“It was a huge success,” she joked, appealing to admirers. Anybody who has a bat mitzvah must throw it.

“Check out Rent a Ferry.com. You’ll truly bring joy to our family.”

The FALL OUT

According to a recent article in the U.S. Sun, Colin won’t even go to 30 Rock, where Saturday Night Live is recorded, if Pete is present.

After “something big” supposedly transpired, the insider stated that Colin “can’t be in the same building, let alone be in the same room as Pete.”

According to the insider, “Colin doesn’t want to be associated with Pete.”

However, Pete participated in a sketch earlier this month with the host of the show, his longtime friend John Mulaney, and other cast members.

All of the comedians, host John, and musical guest Chappell Roan gathered on stage for the famous SNL close at the very end of the show.

Then, for what felt like the first time in ages, Pete and Colin came into contact.

As soon as John joked and thanked Pete for his appearance, the two, who were standing on opposing sides of the platform, started to approach one another.

After shaking hands and parting ways, they reconnected to have a quick conversation.

A representative for the show told The U.S. Sun that this was untrue.

Pete was asked to return as a presenter in 2023 after appearing on the show from 2014 to 2022.

Pete joined the SNL cast ten years ago, and the two became close because of their shared Staten Island heritage.

However, things have changed, and according to the insider, “Colin doesn’t want to be associated with Pete.”

FEUDING FRIENDS

Although the precise effects of the rupture on the company are unknown, the ship was used for the first time when Tommy Hilfiger used it to host their New York Fashion Week display.

Although Pete did not attend the ship’s inaugural celebration, Colin did attend the NYFW show on September 8.

According to a person familiar with the ferry transaction, despite the dispute, everything has stayed afloat and the ship’s design has not sunk, despite a purported rift.

A source connected to the boat company downplayed reports of a disagreement.

It was stated that “they’re both very busy, and don’t talk as much as they used to,” and that people just move on.

The business insider stated that the idea of repurposing a disused ship into an entertainment facility is still viable, despite the rumors of a comedian dispute.

Since the partners are all from the city, they intend to retain the business there. “Where it ends up all depends on what kind of deal they can get with the City of New York,” they said.

The industry insider stated that they are currently soliciting funds for projects, but they would not provide any other details.

DARK NAME

The most notorious maritime catastrophe in American history inspired Colin and Pete to formally name their ailing ferry company Titanic 2, as The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed last month.

They laid forth the fundamentals of the business for which the decommissioned Staten Island Ferry was bought in the formal document, which was submitted on January 24, 2022, five days after they won it at auction.

The company is headquartered in New York and was formally incorporated as Titanic 2 LLC. According to the document, the accounting firm Weygandt, Nesarajah & Company is listed as the LLC’s agent, meaning that any process against Colin and Pete’s business may be served on them.

The fact that “one or more members” of Titanic 2 can run the business is also made clear in the document.

They are working with architect Ron Castellano and comedy club owner Paul Italia to redesign the boat as a destination for entertainment and even a floating hotel.

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